Are adverbs always placed at the end of the sentence?
Where do we usually place the adverbs?
Where do we place the adverbs if the sentence contains two verbs?
Where do we place the word ‘probably’ in a sentence?
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Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 3 Word order (2): Adverbs with the verb
What are articles?
What articles do we use with singular count nouns?
When do we use the article ‘a’?
When do we use the article ‘an’?
When do we use the article ‘the’?
Do we say ‘a uniform’ or ‘an uniform’?
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Grade 3 Grammar Lesson 11 Verbs – the simple future tense
How many types of nouns are there on the basis of number?
What are countable nouns? Can they be both singular and plural?
What are uncountable nouns? Can they be both singular and plural?
How can we change all singular nouns to plural nouns? How?
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Grade 4 Grammar Lesson 5 Nouns – number
What is the structure of simple past tense?
When do we use the simple past tense?
What is the structure of past perfect tense?
When do we use the past perfect tense?
What tense do we use when we have to talk about something without indicating when it happened?
What tense do we use when we have to indicate that something happened at a specific time in the past?
Do actions written in the past perfect tense have connection with the present?
Do actions written in the simple past tense have connection with the present?
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Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 3 Present perfect and past simple (1)
What does ‘be used to’ mean?
When do we use ‘be used to’?
Can we use an infinitive after ‘be/get used to’?
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Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 18 Used to
Can we also use the present tense and the present continuous tense for future arrangements?
When do we use the simple present for a future timetable?
When do we use the present continuous for a future timetable?
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Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 16 Present tenses for the future
What is the masculine gender?
What is the feminine gender?
What is the common gender?
What is the neuter gender?
To what gender do non living things belong?
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Grade 4 Grammar Lesson 6 Nouns – gender
